OP-4LN2-0492 LAMINA, OP-4LN2-0492 Datasheet - Page 8

• Manufacturer Part Number: OP-4LN2-0492
• Description: LENS, ATLAS
• Manufacturer: LAMINA

Specifications of OP-4LN2-0492

• Lens Type: Multi-LED
• Beam Type: Narrow
• Beam Angle: 17°
• Lens Diameter: 51mm
• Lens Shape: Round
• Lens Material: PMMA
• Accessory Type: Lens
• Rohs Compliant: Yes
• For Use With: Atlas White
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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Lens Material
Holder Material
Operating Ambient Temperature Range
Storage Temperature Range
Optical Performance
Warm White (NT-42D1-0425) and Daylight White (NT-42D0-0426)
OP-4LN2-0492
OP-4FM1-0442
OP-4FW1-0441
Optical Performance RGB (NT-43F0-0424)
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OP-4FW1-0441
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Lens Part Number
Lens Part Number
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NT-5000 (HS-5410-0537), (HS-5430-0537), and (HS-543R-0537)
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35
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20
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Narrow Beam
Medium Beam
Wide Beam
Narrow Beam
Medium Beam
Wide Beam
General Characteristics
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Type of Lens
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Temperature Rise Above Ambient
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Applied Power to LED (W)
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Optical Grade PMMA
PC ABS
-10°C / +80°C
-10°C / +80°C
35
Typical Total Beam
Typical Total Beam
40
Divergence
Divergence
45
17°
32°
38°
17°
34°
38°
50
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[1]
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Fig. #
Fig. #
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10
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9
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HS-5410-0537
HS-5430-0537
HS-543R-0537
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Efficiency
Efficiency
75
75%
86%
84%
73%
86%
84%
Typ.
Typ.
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Table 2. Lamina
with narrow, medium and wide beam
distributions designed for the Atlas product
family. Lamina
Corporation, has developed optics and
optic holders based on Fraen’s popular
FHS series. Atlas optics are designed to
produce homogeneous beam distributions
with high collection efficiencies. The optic
holders are designed to attach to Lamina’s
EZ-Connect Board.
Figure 13.
Table 3. Notes: 1. The typical total
divergence is the full angle measured
where the luminous intensity is half of the
peak value.
Table 4. Notes: 1. The typical total
divergence is the full angle measured
where the luminous intensity is half of
the peak value.

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